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Your comment above pretty much distilled /r/graffiti to a T and I can understand that you didn't catch the sarcasm. Shits mad toy. But what are we gonna doa bout it? I love reddit but this subreddit is embarrassing. It's fine to drizzle that cutesy character shit every once in a while but the majority of viewers here wouldn't like real greaffiti if they saw it here. It's all about the aesthetic quality which is only subjective and completely ignores the whole aspect of the graffiti subculture. Graff is a game of ups, a form of communication and with that comes letters. Ignore that and you just have street art, which should be a seperate subreddit anyways.

It's interesting too, because graffiti is supposed to disgust and confuse the masses. When it ends up selling in galleries for $290890830, buffers end up preserving it as a cultural ($$$) attraction and it's printed on t-shirts and sold at Macy's I have difficulty respecting it as graffiti.

Guys like this usually use Decos. They are usually morons and don't know they are Terrible on skin. They have Xylene in them. Best paint pen I have used is the Molotow High solid markers (aka Oneforall) they are acrylic and non toxic. They cover better and have a larger color selection. I pretty much recommend all Molotow if you want to take yourself seriously. Montana markers are just Okay and Krink is relabeled industrial markers made to trick the rubes with more money than sense.